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by jasourne » Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:24 am
Hello,

Just scored 710 (Q 50, V 36) on GMAT. Now I am looking to apply for MIS in US. My profile is as follows -

BE - 63%
XII - 81%
X - 65.2%

Total IT Experience 2 years 6 months

Do I stand a chance of getting a good university?? Am very confused. Please Help.
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by ivyctor2010 » Wed Jan 23, 2013 7:32 pm
No one can tell you what your chances are. That is not the best question to ask. You should rather look for schools which are a good fit for. Why dont you first specify a set of clear goals, what do you wish to do after and MIS? Have you selected a few schools to apply to? Have you seen what their previous year's class stats are. Sometimes simple research can you give you extraordinary insights into what programs are best for you.
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